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Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
These may define the identity of hyderabad Muslims but not that of Hindus living in Hyderabad. Nothing to be greatly proud of the nizam which left Telangana and the Hyderabad-Karnataka region of karnataka highly impoverished and under-developed.
You couldn’t be more biased Mr.Yunus.Terming Operation polo as “generational trauma” while selectively forgetting the atrocities afflicted by Razakars on mostly hindus which were indirectly supported by Nizam is quite revealing of how biased you are.You say the last Nizam is deeply admired which I think is a a bunch of nonsense I dare you ask anyone in Hyderabad whose grandfathers and great grandfathers were butchered just because they were hindu(mostly lower castes including my
grandfather) what do they think of your admired Last Nizam and you speak as if muslims here aren’t telugus you may not consider consider yourself a telugu but I know many muslims who proudly consider themselves as telugus do not speak when you don’t know about something That’s it I hope you will be less biased when you write next time
These may define the identity of hyderabad Muslims but not that of Hindus living in Hyderabad. Nothing to be greatly proud of the nizam which left Telangana and the Hyderabad-Karnataka region of karnataka highly impoverished and under-developed.
You couldn’t be more biased Mr.Yunus.Terming Operation polo as “generational trauma” while selectively forgetting the atrocities afflicted by Razakars on mostly hindus which were indirectly supported by Nizam is quite revealing of how biased you are.You say the last Nizam is deeply admired which I think is a a bunch of nonsense I dare you ask anyone in Hyderabad whose grandfathers and great grandfathers were butchered just because they were hindu(mostly lower castes including my
grandfather) what do they think of your admired Last Nizam and you speak as if muslims here aren’t telugus you may not consider consider yourself a telugu but I know many muslims who proudly consider themselves as telugus do not speak when you don’t know about something That’s it I hope you will be less biased when you write next time